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Congratulations to Chicago Mayor and Former Mayer Brown Partner Lori LightfootWe proudly congratulate our friend and long-time partner, Lori Lightfoot, on her inauguration as Chicago’s mayor. With her success, Lori upholds an illustrious tradition of public service at the firm. Learn more about Lori’s terrific achievement.
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Mayer Brown Launches Real Bankruptcy Intel BlogMayer Brown announced today that its Restructuring, Bankruptcy & Insolvency practice has launched the “Real Bankruptcy Intel” blog. The blog will provide current updates on and analysis of restructuring, bankruptcy and insolvency matters in the US.
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Legal Perspectives for Technology & InnovationMayer Brown’s Technology Transactions practice is pleased to announce the release of our new thought-provoking guide titled Legal Perspectives for Technology & Innovation. Written for in-house counsel, executives and other stakeholders, this guide covers current trends in data, digital, outsourcing and software and analyzes how these trends are rapidly transforming businesses around the world.
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May 242019Europe Daily News, the latest policy and legal developments in the European Union
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May 242019The England & Wales High Court recently handed down its decision in Rose and others v Creativityetc and others [2019] EWHC 1043 (Ch), in which it refused an application by the first and second claimants (the "Claimants") to re-amend the Particulars of Claim. The proposed re-amendment sought a declaration that certain mortgages were rescinded as they were entered into as the result of fraud committed by those controlling the first defendant ("Creativityetc"). In exercising its discretion, the Court provided a helpful summary of several factors it must consider, including the timing of the application and the extent of the amendments, to decide whether it should allow the application.
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May 242019The European General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) came into force on 25 May 2018. In this article, we look back at its impact and the trends relating to its interpretation and enforcement over the last twelve months.